According to police, an antique dealer in the capital’s Koto Ward bought the bowl for around 1.8 million yen from Masaru Horie on April 11, a couple of hours after it was stolen from the ...

To its north lies one of Japan's finest antique communities with some 70 stores selling paintings, crafts, and other antiques. 02:11 Established in 1983, this store's collection includes an array ...

Chan’s Japanese macro bowl (often called macrobiotic bowl) is a nutritious, flavourful dish that can be varied according to what you find in the market. She recommends using organic ingredients ...

Butadon, which features sliced pork and onions, is a quick donburi (rice bowl) to make ... buy pre-sliced pork – the kind for Japanese barbecue, not the thinly sliced meat for shabu-shabu ...

Choose garden screening and privacy planting to keep a yard private, conceal poor views, and divide the space in style ...

Some Japanese frequent ramen shops twice or three times a week. They emerge, dripping with sweat, smacking their lips. “I’m probably a talking bowl of ramen,” says Frank Striegl as he leads ...

Featuring recipes for every time of day, the book showcases how you can build your own delicious Japanese-inspired bowl from scratch, with recipes including soups and noodle bowls to donburi and ...

In the 19th Century, Japanese people used to carry small objects, such as seals and medicines, in a small lacquered box known as an inro. The inro was attached to the waist via a cord.

It embodies the principle of umami, the savoury fifth taste that is a hallmark of Japanese cuisine. Each bowl of ramen tells a story of balance and harmony, from the carefully crafted broth and ...

Start your morning with my Japanese Scrambled Egg Rice Bowl, a delightful fusion of fluffy tamago eggs, steamed rice, and ...

Two Western Michigan University faculty from the Department of World Languages and Literatures participated as judges for the 2015 Michigan Japanese Quiz Bowl. Dr. Carlos L. Pimentel and Hikaru Kondo ...

A classic Kominka antique house in Japan. The other is Machiya (a merchant townhouse). Like Kominka, machiya has a long history and classic values, but it is mostly located in historic cities like ...